Alejandro,
I'm not familiar with VBDoc but from your description its a commandline
tool. Writing a wrapper task for this shouldn't be too difficult.
Deriving a task class from ExternalProgramBase gets you most of what you
need for free. Take a look at ResgenTask.cs or DelaySignTask.cs in
\src\N
When I tried the slingshot documenation help example I get an error.
What is the correct usage and what does build.basrdir do?
[slingshot] -- option = ..\bin
Total time: 0 seconds.
BUILD FAILED
Does the csc task support having two "references" nodes one of which has
basedir defined as Jesper Rassmusen is using below ?
- Ants
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| Erv Walter
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I created one (see my recent posting on Nant-dev). Hopefully, it will be
committed to cvs shortly.
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From: Soumitra Bajpai [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003 9:36 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Nant-users] Hi registering COM+ dlls
Hi ,
Is there
I have several questions that I need to get answered:
1. Currently when our build script dies, the app just stops and does not
run the onfailure. How does nant know that a build has failed is there a
variable that is set and passed back that allows nant to know that the
build failed?
2. if a subPro
Title: Message
Try reversing the order of lines in your
NAnt.exe.config so that they read:
startup>
This usually helps.
Jarek
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From:
Nair, Nipun
To:
Hi ,
How do we specify the key file in "al"
task? Since I want to register generated resource dlls into the GAC .
There is a attribute called "template", can this be used for the purpose . If
yes, then how do we use this attribute .
Warm Regards ,
Soumitra
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Based on the environment, I think the answer is yes. But I think even with the NAnt approach, if you're using services, you have to shut them down and start them up. This isn't a good question for me because I'm just entering the scene.
Janathan - can you explain what you mean by a shadow copy?
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A
question about MSI file deployment ...
Don't you have downtime while you install the MSI if you are upgrading an
application? Wouldn't a simple nant build script be better since it will
take advantage of shadow copy and avoid downtime?
TIA,
Jonathan Cogley
-Ori
Hi all!
Thanks for committing my latest patches to NAnt.
Today I wanted to download an official daily build with these patches
included and couldn't find it. The page http://nant.sourceforge.net/builds/
doesn't include builds for each day so I assume that they are manually
generated. Can someone
Hi Jarek,
Normally the daily builds are produced using an automated build server
(using Draco.NET), however we've been having issues for some time now but we
hope to have these resolved as soon as possible (Scott, please ???).
Thanks,
Gert
- Original Message -
From: "Jaroslaw Kowalski"
Eric,
I
have been working with a somewhat complex deployment system so could provide
many tidbits if asked the right questions. Normally, you
should simply be able to deploy a web project by copying all the pages
(as?x) and the dlls from the bin\ folder of the project to your destination
My group uses NAnt to deploy our ASP.NET web application to
our three environments, dev, int, and prod. After our build script builds
the necessary executables, we have targets that copy the appropriate files out
to the web servers. In fact we even have targets that restore and upgrade
our
> From: Eric Fetzer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Services are my main concerns. We have 2 different servers we are
deploying to,
> web and batch. The Web side is less complicated, we can just do copies
over there.
> On the batch side, though, we have several projects running as services
which i
Hi,
I usually compile everything to a build directory, then copy all of the
needed files (i.e. binaries, .as?x, api docs, .css, etc.) to a dist
directory. From there I usually just copy again to the deploy directory
(wherever that is).
That seems to work after I have set up an initial environmen
Title: Message
Hi
All,
I have both versions
of the Framework SDK 1.0 and 1.1 installed on my
machine. I am using Nant 0.8.3 rc2 to build my C# projects. One of these projects uses
classes that are specific to the .NET Framework 1.1
My Question
:
Which version of the
.NET Framework ru
Hello Mike,
The C# compiler expects to find .NET metadata in the specified file, which cannot be
found in the COM DLL.
I would use the tlbimp task to generate a .NET wrapper for the COM DLL, then specify
that wrapper DLL as a reference to the C# compiler. This task is included in the
latest N
Any advice on deployment? I have NAnt doing builds for me, compiling about 25 projects. There are 2 separate boxes being deployed to. One side is the web side and the other batch. So I have a master build file calling 2 other build files and then the Master does a copy to a staging area. Origi
Ah!. Thanks.
heh i read "asis" hmm I don't know that word ah! As IS :)
Ok i just tested, and the mentioned dll's is not treated as framework
dll's and hench is not added to the reference path, except when i set
asis to true.
So i have resoted to copy th files manually.
However should thouse
Eric,
We also have a couple of windows services that we
update with every run of our deployment script. We only do the following
steps:
net stop
serviceName
copy in
executables... net start
serviceName
We have found that as long as the name/location of the
service exe doesn't change,
Bernard,
this is the correct way to do this. I guess it would be possible to
detect that the reference is a com dll or typlelib and automatically
invoke tlbimp. I don't think that is particularly advisable though.
Another approach is to use tlbimp.exe to manually build the wrapper
assembly onc
Hiya
I have been searching here and there to find an answer, but even though
this seems like a RTFM question, i cant find it in the FM :)
From my csc target i need to reference Microsoft.Vsa.dll among others.
I have tried:
and
I could be wrong but the impression I got was that the two references
nodes were two different examples that Jesper tried and not a single
example.
But yes multiple references nodes are not supported. The first one would
be used and the 2nd one ignored.
Ian
That's a good point. I have never
That's a good point. I have never tried having multiple references
nodes. It could be that the second one is getting completely ignored!
-Original Message-
From: Anthony LoveFrancisco [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 07, 2003 4:43 PM
To: 'Erv Walter'; 'Jesper Rasmussen';
Hi All,
Can someone post an example of how they used the task with the
devenv.exe? I am trying but i get errors saying devenv is not a
recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or
command. I think its b/c it doesn't have the .NET env. variables
path set up. If so, I do i
Hi ,
Is there any task equivalent for REGSVCS for
registering the serviced com+ dlls ?
Thanks
Soumitra
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